Breakfast was lovely, and pre-payment made check in far simpler. The staff were friendly, and the facilities were spotless.

Nothing to dislike. It all depends on your expectations. This was a very well presented hotel, in a good location, within easy walking distance of public transport. There was nothing to dislike.

The location was convenient to go anywhere. The breakfast is a great plus. The staff was so friendly, and when I let them know that I'd be checking out early morning at 5am to catch my flight, they suggested to bring me breakfast to the room the evening before. The room is simple, everything you need, and very clean - I'm an OCD clean person, and was happy with the level of cleanliness.

The room is quite moist and stuffy, maybe because it was on the lower level. Though this is probably the case in many buildings like this in Britain. Nevertheless I'd stay here again.

Good location in Bloomsbury and good value for money. Close to St Pancras station, the British museum and tube stations. Nice English breakfast every morning. The staff is very friendly and very reactive. To be recommended.

The room was a bit small, but very comfortable. I would invest in a proper coffee machine like most hotels nowadays already have. They still use an old-style filter machine in the breakfast room. But it’s only a detail. We enjoyed our stay.

Checkin was really easy and when I mentioned I would leave before breakfast I was immediately offered a breakfast tray to be brought to my room that evening, which was most appreciated. the room was small but very well appointed with a lovely outlook. whilst there was not an ensuite, I had a key to my own toilet and bathroom just across the hallway. The single bed was very comfortable and the room was quiet. The hotel had a welcoming feel with a nice looking breakfast room. It worked well for one night as part of a work trip. I chose it for proximity to King's Cross as I had an early train, it was ideal for that as well as walkable into the West End. would consider staying again.

Nothing as such, for the price and overall experience it was a positive stay.

The Euro Hotel is in an excellent location on a quiet crescent overlooking a small park with tennis courts. Our room (12) on the first floor was comfortable & clean. There was a good selection for breakfast including cooked. The staff were generally very helpful and courteous. On the nearby Marchmont Street and other streets adjacent there are a good selection of cafes, restaurants, bars and a large Waitrose.

Just a couple of very minor niggles. There were no milk jugs on each of the tables for breakfast. At check out we requested a copy of our receipt to be sent to the email address we provided...........seems they forgot.

Location for 3 reasons: (1) the proximity to the Eurostar-King's Cross stations and to Russell Square station (tube) (2) the quiet-safe neighborhood (such a nice break from the hustle-bustle of the city center), just in front of a pleasant public garden (3) the proximity to the city center by directly Piccadilly Line. The neighborhood has a good mix: people from the neighborhood, offices, and the university, which gives travelers a glimpse of London's daily life. This is a small hotel with THE efficiency of the staffs. Impressive work, especially during the busy breakfast time. Bravo! Everything was great: the cleanness of the room, bathroom, and hotel AND the staffs' resourcefulness. The high ceiling room was a bonus, which did not give us a crammed feeling at all, in spite of the room size (not obvious from the Booking photos). A high ceiling room usually gives you a spacious effect; it is an intangible aspect, but surely it made a difference. What a pleasure to come back to a spacious room after spending all day walking. On our way to the tube station (Russel SQ) from the hotel, there are small cafes, restaurants, pubs, and mini grocery stores; there are "Pret a Manger" and TESCO (24h open) just in front of the tube station. Very convenient. With this hotel, you are in good hands. NO doubt to book this hotel again when we come back to London! : )

NONE!

The hotel was only about a 10 min walk from both Kings cross and Euston stations. Ideal for 2 people meeting up. It's "off the beaten track" and surprisingly very quiet in a crescent location. Not far from pubs and eating places. We were there on a sunny afternoon and it was vey pleasant to sit in the sun "people watching" and playing tennis in the park area opposite the hotel. Room was clean and ready for us to check in after 1.30pm. Breakfast was excellent. A range of continental to full English, all served very efficiently.

Bathroom was a little snug but perfectly adequate.

The hotel is on a quiet road so no noises to keep me awake. The room was very clean and well appointed with towels, soap, water, tea and coffee. There were limited electrical sockets available near the desk but I had brought an extension lead so I was able to work in my room on a comfortable chair. The bed was comfortable. The bathroom was clean and everything worked except the shower head in Room 23 was floppy and wouldn 't stay upright on its own which spolied the shower.

A lift would help because I had two heavy bags to take up to the second floor. A room safe would help because I had to take my laptop and other valuables out with me in the evenings.

Location was excellent as we were attending a show at The Place. Staff were very good both at check in, answering questions and at breakfast.

The room was unbearably hot on arrival so even tho it was december we have to turn heating off. Also some light bulbs were not working. We did have to wait a long time to be seated at breakfast as it was a peak time at weekend although the staff were rushed of their feet ie doing all they could. They allowed breakfast hours to extend to enable us and people after us to have food as we were there in plenty of time and the delay was not our fault. Sadly they had run out of a number of breakfast items which was a shame.

Booking a small, budget hotel near a railway station in London can be a lottery - many turn out to be grotty, dirty, smelly and unwelcoming. As I arrived, my heart sunk, as I realised that I had spent a very uncomfortable night in a hotel in this location - it may have even been this hotel - many years ago. However, my low expectations were confounded: I got a warm and efficient welcome, the hotel was nicely and recently decorated, the room was small but well equipped, warm and comfortable, and there was a kettle and supplies as well as a large TV with a variety of services. I had to leave before breakfast to catch an early train but it was no more than 10 minutes walk to St Pancras International Station. I would happily stay here again.

Nothing to moan about. Of course, it would be nice to have an en-suite bathroom but I got what I paid for.